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Heat In….Heat Out: All About Heat Transfer w/ Joe Joe The HVAC Man – Short #281

By Joseph C. Henderson

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Join Joey Henderson LIVE from the 7th Annual HVAC/R Training Symposium in Florida! This essential training breaks down the science of heat transfer into practical field techniques every technician needs.

What You’ll Learn:

Understanding sensible heat (dry bulb) vs latent heat (wet bulb) removal
Why airflow matters
Heat transfer diagnostics BEFORE pulling out gauges
Gas furnace temperature rise troubleshooting
How all about heat relates to cooling, heating, and refrigeration
Inverter/cold climate heat pump heat transfer principles
Target saturated temperatures

Key Takeaways:

Industry capacity standards
Why humidity removal takes MORE energy than temperature drop
Diagnosing low airflow, dirty coils, and charge issues through heat out measurements
Temperature rise method for gas furnaces and heat strips
Water flow and boiler heat transfer fundamentals

Joey Henderson shares real-world stories and field-tested methods for mastering heat in, heat out principles. Whether you’re working with mini-splits, gas furnaces, or commercial chillers – understanding heat transfer is the foundation of excellent HVAC work!

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